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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

FLORIDA has advanced her yellow fever flag to the front as an inducement for summer visitors.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. JUNE. 4. 1887.

KEEP your brand of the other fellows calf and you will be happy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

IL costs only S day to furnish tte power for the electrical railroad at To- rrntl. Clna.l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

w-5 a-.-..- how le r.-. water a-. Ee. H1 .. r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
DEADLY DYNAMITE.
A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION NEAR THE
HILL CITY.
A Negro Man Killed aud a House De-
molished-Narrow Escape Of
Humber Of Laborers.
Ispeclal teIogram to tho DIspalch.l

LYNcHBURG, VA, December 29.-This
afternoon about 4 o'clock. while a negro
man named Henry Terry was engaged
in thawing out dynamite to be used IN
the tunnel on the Lyncbburg and Dur
ham railroad, near the city. the dyna-
mite, which is thawed by means OF hot
water or sand, became overheated and
exploded, demolishing the house IN
which it was being prepared aud throw
ing the man a distance OF thirty feet
with such force as TO drive a rail
into his skull Just at the temple.
The rail entered so deep that It
required two men 10 extract 1t, and
Terry was killed instantly. The concus-
sion was so great that it shook down ar
ticles from the wall in the cOmmissary
some distance of, and Jared Mr..
j. Taylor Gleaves, engineer, and
Mr.. Morris, the contractor, who
we're over four hundred feet from
the house in which the explo-
sion occurred. Just few moments be-
fore the explosion the house WAS filled
with laborers, who would all have been
killed but for the precaution OF the
walking-boss, who ordered them out OF
the house. | could not learn where the
negro man who was killed was from. lie
had been employed FOR several months to
drive cart on another part Of the work,
which had been suspended during the
HOLIDAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
SAD AND SUDDEN DEATH.
Congressman Tay Tors Wife Found
Unconscious i'm the Street
pies fn Hospital.

WAsH1NGroS, December 29.-Mrs.
Tunice Bosworth Taylor, wife Of Con
gresham J.. b. Taylor, of Ohio, died
this afternoon of apoplexy at Providence
Hospital. where she had been removed
ON being found unconscious in the street.
Her identity was unknown for several
hours after her demise. Mrs. Taylor left
her late residence in the morning appa-
rently in perfect health, to dosome shop
ujpq' She was on her way home,
within about two blocks of her
residence. when she fell on the pavement
at the corner of Connecticut avenue and
I, streets in what seemed to be a spasm.
She was removed unconscious to a
neighboring drugstore, and there beng
nothing except the word " Bosworh
on the handkerchief in her pock@ to
disclose her identity, an ambulance was
summoned and she was taken TO the
Providence Hospital. Here, notHlth-
standing all that could be done
for her, she died in about two
hours. without having regalned con
seriousness About the time her inends
began to notice her absence the! read
in the evening papers paragraph de-
sclining a lady whose name could not
be learned having been taken to the hos
pital. and mentioning the handkerchief
with the name OF Bosworth upon It,.
Her husband at once went to tie hos
pital, but found his wife dead. They
had been married only one month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30

KFLIY.-Died, Thursday, December 10Th, at
62O o'clock 2. NJ, GEORGE A., youngest daugh-
ter OF r. r. and NJ. Z. Kelly; aged one year aud
twenty-five days.
Farewell, little GEORGE, q sad, long farewell.
God strengthen u. we pray,
To bear the toll and endure the pain
TIL We are called away
BY OEE WHO LOVED HEB.
The funeral will take place from the Fast End
Baptlst church SATURDAY az 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Friends OF the family are requested 70 attend.
McsORLEY. Died. IN the city Of Lynchburgi
Va, December %, 1857. EDWARD MCSORLbl,
native OF County Tyrone, ireland, Ia the seventy
eighth year OF his age.
The funeral services took place from the
Church o. the Holy Cross at 10 o'clock \. NJ. De-
cembor % 1851.
FLETCHFR.-Dlef, at his residence, corner
Twenty-soventh and Leigh streets, December 20,
lss7. al 10 A. ~. after painful illness OF two
years, r. G. FLETCHER; aged nfty-seyen years.
Funeral from Tripity Methodist church THIS
AFTERNOON az 3 o'clock. Friends and ac-
quaintances invited 70 attend.
REAMS.-Diod, Thursday, December 30, 1887,
At NJ, at The residence OF his mother, in
sgansb0ro', near Manchester, Va, ROBERT n.
HRANS: aged tnirty-four years.
FUNERAL will take place from the residence
THIS All EkNOON at ? O'Clock. Friends OF tho
family are respectfully invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
RICHMOND MARKETS.

DECEMBER -, 1857.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Butter. Eggs. FORTS, Ldrd, Corn MeGi.
Butter: Choice. family packed, 2ja27c. choice
store packed, iSa22c.; good % prime, ISaS)c;
poor 10 fair. l6alS'.
cocks and small hens, aa&S-.
Chickens: choice, large, SOas2c; smaller
Dressed Fowls: Turkeys, dressed, prime. liza
Ducks, choice, dressed, i9al3c. per pound
Geese, dressed, sal0c. per pound.
Eggs Fresh, 2a!lc
Lard: Country, s., active.
Corn Meals 50aj5c. per Dushel for country Coo.
for city mills.
Cabbage: $50 a barrel; carloads. s5&i7
Potatoes: irish. extra choice, s25Oas275 per
Onions; 81 per bushel.
Green and Dried FrudS
Apples: Green. choice, 81 75ss3 per barr l
fair demand; good 10 One cooking. t2at26O
per barrel.
Chestnuts: Be-. a pound, no sale.
Dried Peaches: Bright slice, l7alee; dark
Apples: Eyaporated, i2si3c bright slice, "a
&C. dark slice, 4aihc.
Blackberries: 7aihc.
WhOruebernes: salJc.
Raspberros lsa2)c.
Miscellaneous.
BeesWax: iqc por pound.
Blackjack Bark Kossed. 81 per .. sts pounds:
black oak and chestnut rough, IS per 5000
pounds.
Feathers: Primo live goose. i0sl5c,; common,
CSC.
FIaxseed: slaiio5 per bushel
Hay: No. ! timothy, sl5asl550; No. 2, sis; ;
mixed clover and timothy, tiOaslS.S0; clover, si0a
s12
MnI-Odal: Brown tun. SIS per ton, hran, SIS
per ton; shlpstun. go per ton.
Baed Oats 5Os60c.
Roots Ginseng, slSOssl.70 per pound; sene-
ca, free Of tops, 0SA4oc per pound.
Peanuts: 81 aic.. active, as TO quality.
Rye: 65ai0c. per busheL
Sumac: Prime. 75ceSl.
shucks: b0e6Oc.
Balod Straw: S6aHkc.
Tallow: 81 a4c. per pound
Wool: Washed, 3Oa32c.; unwashed, 22s2ic.
BURY will bring from 70 &c. per pound less
than the above rates
LUMBER. SLAVES, &C.
Lumber: White oak. cut 90 order. siBasl0 per
1900; on markell f9aSi2s0 per 1000; Western
Virginia poplar. tl5at20 per 1000; West vir-
ginia white plne, t25at35 per 1000; yellow
ioice, fsaSl5. according 10 size and lengths
shingies-Pine. sl.s5at250; cypress, s-inch, gla
81 per loo; saps. AssA Laths-split, 81; saw
ed. si.7oak5 per 1000.
$50 per 1000; seasoned, tsDas25 per i.o00 Ma
chine slaves, 50 00as7; turned headings, &c. per
set Flour-eerrei poles, ssssA hogshead-hoopA
(T6e prices given above are generally for
round lots az FIRST hands In niilng small orders
an advance would he asked.l
CENENr, LIME, PLASTER, Ac.
Cement: hosendale. n-o per barrel; James
River. 81 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30

refuge on the lightship. It appears
from the statement of Captain Thornton
that bis vessel was on the inside between
the lghtship and land, where the wateris
from two to three iathoms deep, while
the steamer drew over twenty-five feet.
When asked by Captain Seavey how it
occurred he replied that his ship "took
bottom"
The sea was very high nt the time, and
the bottom Of the Newcastle City was
crushed in when she struck the hard
sand The officers and crew had much
difficulty in escaping from the wreck.
Captain Thornton made no request to be
taken on board the schooner and re-
turned 10 the lIghtship. The steamers
cargo, consisting Of iron, cement, and
fire brick, was valued at S75, 900, and IS
fully insured. The vessel was worth
500, 900 and is only partly insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
Governor uarmnduKc's Funeral.

lby telegraph 10 inc Di9pdl'h'l
ST. LOUIS. December 2J.-Ihe fune-
raj Of Governor Narmaduke will take
place from the Governors Mansion at
Jefferson City at 800 p. N. Saturday
The honorary pall-bearcrs viii he five
ex-Goveruors OF the State, Governor
Morehouse, and the judges OF the SUI
prcme Court. Tie active pa.l-bearers
will be personal friends from different
parts of the State. Bishop luttle Of the
Episcopal Church, will probably oil
clatc.
4 salute OF seventeen guns will be
fred at sunrise Saturday morning, ac-
cording 10 the militia regulations OF the
state. Prominent men from all sections
Of the State viii be present at the
funeral.
Lieutenant-Goyemor Morehouse was
sworn in as Governor at noon to-day.
The State officers held meeting this
morning and adopted resolutions paying
a high tribute to the many good quail
ties of the deceased and extending sympa-
thy to his family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
Arrest Of "Green.GOOds" Men in New
KOrk.


New YORK, December 29.--Ihree no.
torious "green goods" men were ar
rested in saloon to-day while they we're
negotiating with four countrynIen for
the sale of mythical counterfeit money.
The intended victims were Jefferson
Davis Lawrence, a grocer and farmer,
and Tully j. Losier, II saloon.keeper. OF
Sumter county, 5. O.. and John Q. VIII
son and Cornelius Price Hampton, farm
ers from Yancey county, n. @. Two Of
the "green-goods" men were fined $40
each for vagrsncy. The third, named
Morris, was held for examination IN de-
fault Of $4,000 bail. Lawrence and
Losier were committed to the House OF
Detention as witnesses against Morris,
and Wilson aud Hampton were lot go al
tor being soundly lectured by the Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30

Joy kt4fEAuih t' Wv bt'4f'+tN''
Sr. FRANcEs, ARK, December u
William Herring, wealthy planter, has
for some time past been jealous OF the
attentions paid TO bis wife by William
Matbewson, aud he forbade him to come
10 his mouse. This was disregarded by
Nlathewson, ana on Tuesday last he
called aud invited Mrs Herring 10 take a
drive with him. While the woman was
getting ready Herring shot and killed
8Isthowson. and then forced his wife TO
drive 10 Nlathewson's house WITH the dead
bo6v. On her return she found her
home in flames. and was shot ana kiiled
by Herring. Herring then fled. Mrs
Herring was formerly an actress IN Pauline
Narkham's company sad later was III
" n. Titles combination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
FOuud Frozen TO Death.

by teichi dlh " tAV Di'i"-~h'i
AUSTIN, Texas, December 29.-Henry
Wise, farmer, was yesterday found
frozen to death ten miles from this city.
While he was returning home with a
team and while crossing muddy bottom
he fell ont Of his wagon, burying his
head and shoulders in the mud, in which
position he was found. His mules were
also frozen stiff while standing in the
mud beside Wise's body. THIS Is the
first death by freezing which ever oc-
Cured in this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
Charged with Attempting 10 Assass''


Especial telegram to tine Dispaichl
NORFOLK, Va, December 29.-The
men charged with attempting to assassi-
nate and with firing on Keeper NJ. ].
Odell, OF Cape Henry lighthouse, while
he was riding through the woods n few
DAYS ago, were arrested to-day and are
now in the custody Of the sheriff OF
Princess Anne. The men were arrested
on warrants sworn out 10y OdelL The
parties arrested and charged with dong
the shooting at Odell are W. >. Gwynn
and a colored man named Charles Samp-
son. The men charged with having ut
tered threats against him and arrested
are J. b. Hawkins and William Siran.
They Will be examined on Saturday and
about twenty witnesses have been sum
moned. The white men were balled
and the colorcd man committed to lallln
default.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
railroad AcSsdent IN a S""W-Drit'

MIxEEAPoLs, December 2y;--1he
cannon-ball express which left Chicago
on the Albert Sea route Tuesday at lZ:Vo
ran into snow-driit near Fly, Iowa wa
twelye,miles from Cedar Rapids, at 2;3 y,
Yesterday morning. Before the drii'
Sould be cleared away freight engine
living a caboose, dashed into the rear
81 tae train. telescoping the dining ear
and crushing the ends oil nearly an Wv. quo
cars on the train. as well as damaging the
second engine. The tram being +"
donble. header, several people were SER ser.
ously ipjured. Many suffered bruises ls'e !
int none we're killed. The tram reaoneu y
here last night at midnight, over fifteen
hours iate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
A Father. steheniug crime.

10y toIegraph 70 The UIaPHIuu'I
PHILADELPHIA. December 29.-John
North, aged forty-two years, returned to
his home on south Twenty-hfth street
last night under the influence OF liquor.
Soon he picked quarrel with his wife,
who was nursing their tbree-months'old
child. He became so enraged that he
rushed upon her and aimed a powerful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
MIN I'm lscfer.brrg.

Especial telegram to the D.sratchl
PErERsBCPG, Va, December 29.-Ihe
storehouse OF Nessrs. Crowdcr " Savory S
hat-fac,ory, on Old street, was destroyed
by fire tonight. The building was
separate from the factory aud contained
a large quantity Of material used in the
manufacture Of hats. Loss about 49,
nearly covered by insurance. As no fire
was used about the premises incen-
diarism Is suspected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
Tne Troubles IN KaIakua's King
fIMsln.


fBy telegraph TO the Dispatchl
SAN FRANcIsCo. December 29.-Pr-
vate advices received here from members
of the Hawaiian Legislature say were 1t
not for the presence of the Enghsh ana
American men of-war in the harbOr an
outbreak would undoubtedly have oc-
curred on the assembling of the Lcglsia-
finn. December 10Th. Minister Ashford
brought outthe Honolulu Rifles with the
intention OF subvcrtlng the Government
AT once. but the success Of the design
was prevented by the officers OF the YES
sells, whose threats stopped the proposed
instruction before any sanctuary trou-
bile occurred. The Kings yetoes are
among the chief features of the conten-
ton. Their legality, however and the
validity OF tue Constitution will be sus-
taiYcd without doubt, as the King has
majority of the Supreme Court. The
Glnor and police bills, winch had been
passed by the Legislature, were returned
To- them with the Kings veto. 1he
ministers hope to have ). z. Dale placed
.ou the bench rs the fifth Judge. Ihe
King has put iu trust to pay ms debts,
which amount to $3.50, 900, exclusive OF
s71 600 due a Chinese merchant (Which
was paid 10 the King as a bride TO OBTAIN
a license for the sale of opium, all his
real estate, which consists OF life inter
est i'm the crown lands and also lands
which he owns in fee simple. save two
or three small parcels \ letter from
one of the legislators says: II the hing
does not assent to the acts Of the present
Ieoi.tsuire le will be dethroned and
proyisional government substituted. 30
unsatisfactory Is the state OF these
islands that those most concerned III 'ne
kingdoms prosperity are tavonnS an
neyation to the United States, and the
feeling in this respect is spreading among
..1f cIae~su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30

and. 81. ioasi.i 10 per barrel, sccording ." guam
tity; Virginia, sissi.0A < ~ "a.
Plaster jump, q per ton; sr'ans' @'"'
caIcfnes platter. u.sa. -. ,
North Carolina Tar; Large size, 50; coal tar
Fire Brick seat4s per i.ooo
Piastering Hair a.. per pound.
DRuGs, DYgsruFys. OIL, &C
sieoSci: ~ Ssas2l0 Dor gallon.
Concentrated Lye: fz.75as@oO per osse o. i'u'
dozen.
Copperas: lac.
Cochlpcsl: SOC. per pound.
Extract Of Logwood: EYE
Indigo. s6afDc.
Nader: i0ei2c.
Oils: Linseoed. Sc. machine, e0a7Dc.; sperm,
a. iOsff %: whale, Coo. straits, 3ss0c.; Lsora-
dor-cod oil. 4Oa50c.; lard, 60c. (: sweet, % per
dozen best salad. $3.50; castor. sioO per gar
lon Virginia lnbrceting. l5stIe.; kefosene'
9c cash per gallon.
Race GinS"T: lhc. , a..
Soda; Sal, iHAlac., in kegs; American SAs
&c.
Spirits Turpentine: Sc.
DRY GOODS.
Prints: Merrimack, 5kc.; Merrima'k Shirt
ing axe; Richmond. SIC. South Bridge, $50 !
Pacific, &C.: Dunnels, 5Hc.; Aliens 0Sc..
Manchester, 56c: Washington. 5Hc.; mallory
PINK, SIC: Mallory Purple. 5Ac.; simpson
Mourning. &C.; simpson Gray. &C. simpson
Black. o. Harmony. &c: Ashland SOLD. D.
Beachcd shirtinss snd sheeungs; g.
curity, axe. IS JACK homer, B.: - Edward
Harris. &C.. a Fairnont, g.: ~ Pelham Y,
g.; "A G,nfia,or, &C.; "a Barker. NC. ~
Farewell. 70: "a WauregaD, lOc.; lOf Mo-
nadnocs. l6c. i0i Pequot PC.
Brown CottOns; Aanch' ster " \. A., 3e;;
Rock bridge r. r.. &C.; James River. Nc. o. O.,
4Hc.; james River Ii. H., &C.; James RIVER u
10. a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-FRIDAY DECEMBER 3d. 1887

blow at her face, but as she turned 10
avoid it the stroke fell upon the head OF
the child, crushing its skull and causing
almost instant death. The horrible act
sobered the man, and he became frantic
with grief and offered no resistance
when the police, who were notified OF
the affair, arrested him. Mrs. North was
also taken into custody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
ocean steamer wrecked of Nam
fueHef.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

BALTIMORE, December 29.-Captaln
Seayey, of the schooner Agnes j.
Grace, at this port, from Boston, reports
that on the oath instant as he was pass
ING the South Shoal liehtship off Nan
tucket he saw small boat put off from
the lightship, mile distant, and bore
down TO meet her. Captain Thornton,
Of the British steamer Newcastle
City. from Newcastle for New York,
who was in the small boat,
reported that his ship had been
lost with heavy cargo Of assorted
merchandise on the morning Of the pre-
ced,ng day. The crew, all told, nnm-
bered tweaty FIVE, and they had sought
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30

Report OF the Bcreau Of SAILOR Co'-
criug sta Years.

Ntt. if ~ WIZ ~
"A-HSoIoN, December Com
oarr Carroll y. Wright has sub
nit.l Do tle Secretary Of the Interior
81. tari annual report Of the Bureau OF
Labor, Which relates entirely 10 strikes
-li ockoa's Tor period Of SIX year,,
ended December 81, 1886. Tins report
REGARDED as 81 special importance rs
d tle result Of the drst general inVes'
t,at.Dn ever made by any nation OF facts
coaceuiug strikes and lockOuts for any
extended period Of time on for any wide
'1tut OF territory The report covers
ABOUT 700 printed pages and gives de'
Tails u each strike aud lockout occurring
10 the United States during the period
named. II exhibits the facts belonging
y each menstrual trouble for each Local.
iy whore trouble was found, wlthon'
attempting 10 establish or decide upon
We connection between them. Ihe ioi-
lowing shows the number OF strikes
occurring during each Of the last SiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
anran nernhnrd,.. Non marrlea.

rBy Anelo-Americau able 10 the Disputch.l
PARIS, December 29.-Maurice Bern
hardt. son OF the actress Sarah Berndardt,
and Princess Vreinie Clotilde Jablonow-
Ski, creat-granddaughter of Lucien
Bouaparte, were married to-day in the
church OF st. Honore. Crowds sur
rounded the church and gave grand
ovation to Madame Bernhardt upon her
arrival and departure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30

rBy Auglo-Amer!can cable to The Dspatch.l
PARIS. December 29.-Mayer, director
of the Gauiois, and DeWoestyne, for
merlv Pariscorrespoudent fora New York
paper, fought duel with swords to-day.
Mayer disarmed DeWoestyne in the
second bout. In the fourth and last
bout Mayer was slightly wounded in the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
leading futures ranged:


CHICAGO. December 29-Ine markets on
Change to-day opened dun and unin'ero.;ing.
lee opening prices We're: Nay wheat, O3ar.
May corn. 5iiot.: Nay pors. as 5, p. In the urst
hour potk rHu up 90 $500 and back o. flAh44,
ANA at hat figure there Errc plenty II hngefs.
The nucWatl0u- ia naY wheat during ;his oW
rancsI downward from d ,o5ttc. Later the
hra.y srIihc ot wucat carried May down 'o
sif,c.: but d. speedily advanced arail io 8 '.
aud held stea.ily around Gals i-ur.. Tho ni.F-
ing pu.o oi corn Wa 5iis 10. aut th" ma ke' ""S
dull aut uulniercstne. Itrrt were zone hrtty
4ales 0i lara. which carried 10 down from }s.if1
90 $500. Ju-r before lle cis-o Di tn1 nDirilg
SECS. JON der. wac "a ilt'lr badge n ~, caIsrf
u5 .rte hufil. era tlC JAR. of luca' .a-efs "A'
had sold themselves short Com 1imed up be
asula.Ih.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
The Police saved HIS Life aud Hls
Money.

by telegraph 20 the Dispatch.I
CINCINNATI, December 29.-Patrick
O'Brien, Of Iowa, was picked mp by the
police last night, insensible from liquor
and cold, in one OF the worst localities
in the city, and taken to the station
house. he had SS, 900 in cash, 81, 900 IN
checks, and quantity OF valuable jew
elry on his person; but he would have
frozen to death if the police had not
found him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
necorntions Conferred.

fBy Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.i
ROME, December 29.-The Pope has
conferred the Grand Cross OF the Order
of Plus N upon all the special ENJOYS
sent to congratulate his Holiness upon
his jubilee.
The rench Government has conferred
the decoration Of the Legion of Honor
upon Cardinal Rampalla, Papal Secretary
IL EAnln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
me Euronean sitnatIon.

by Anelo-American cable 20 the Dlspatehl
COLooNE, December 9.-The Cologne
GazcHe's Berlin correspondent says
Reliable adyices from Vienna say that
the European situation may be expected
TO become more tranquil owing to the
mutual explanation, which IS either in
tended or has already partly been given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
RrrtaiCrueItYtn seamen.

lBy Anglo-American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
LoNDoN, Observation-Disclosures Payn-
ter and Second-Nate Fischer, Of the
British bark Embleton, have been
charged at Sunderland with the grossest
cruelty toward the crew of their vessel
during the voyage from San Francisco
to Sunderland. Three of the crew
jumped overheard 10 escape cruel treat
ment, another succumbed to his injuries,
and q fifth was landed in an almost
dying condition. Paynter and Fischer
Mare both remanled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
Severe weather aud snow In Europe.

NmNNA. December pa heavy snow
storm prevails here. No train has left
Posth Tor Vienna since yesterday. The
Orient express which was due at Pesth
this morning hod not arrived at late
hour this afternoon. All railways are
either wholly or partially blocked.
PARIS, December 29.-Scyere weather
is being experienced in the southeast OF
france. There has been a heavy fall Of
snow at Nice.